Sentence examples for numerically correct from inspiring English sources

Most often the units inconsistencies that it discovers are only "apparent" inconsistencies and not real errors; that is, the mod file will generate numerically correct results without requiring you to insert any numerical scale factors.

When I was in the sixth grade, I made a cardboard model of the building as part of a history project; the numerically correct colonnades were rendered in toilet-paper rolls.

You'll see a lot of code that uses UNITSOFF...UNITSON because an experienced programmer can write a lot of code that is numerically correct by inspection but which modlunit will complain endlessly about until you insert so many units declarations as to make the code rather unreadable.

In looking at the numbers that is close to being numerically correct but falls short of being 100%.

In particular, Feferman pointed to intensional problems connected to the notion of axiomhood by exhibiting a non-standard though extensionally (i.e., numerically) correct binumeration of the arithmetic theory T under consideration, for which the (intensionally incorrect) consistency statement can be proved by T.

In only two of the numerically correct total scores did the participant arrive at their answers by a balanced combination of errors.

Changes of temperature, humidity, and gas viscosity between calibration and measurement were numerically corrected by the software.

Of these objections, then, the first-mentioned motion to opposites is not always the same and numerically one a correct statement; in fact, this may be said to be a necessary conclusion, provided that it is possible for the motion of that which is one and the same to be not always one and the same.

It is shown that while bulk flame properties and major species profiles are the same for the three mechanisms, the enhanced PAH growth routes in the present mechanism are necessary to numerically predict the correct order of magnitude of PAHs that were measured in the experimental studies.

Equation (22) gives also the integral form of the conservation law, which should be treated numerically in a correct way for non-steady coordinates in any finite-volume discretization.

The amplitude of the P3b increased as a probe deviated numerically from the correct solution.